EAZ LIFT 48860 Telescopic Jack Review

My large (6 berth, with AC, toilet, shower, sink, stove) pull out campervan was raised about 25cm to increase ground clearance and my old aluminum coasters were no longer high enough to accommodate them to reach the frame to stabilize the camper. After trying to build risers and giving up I ordered 2 sets of these risers. They arrived quickly and worked as expected. I was concerned they would be too wobbly when pulled out, and while the camper does wobble a little when it's done, that's an…

This item looked great, reviews were good, but for our 3 stage trailer the extendable bunk trailer didn't work. We bought two to try on our rear bumper, hopefully to stabilize the "wiggle" or "tail wag" we get when someone walks or turns in their bunk. See we have the Keystone Outback 230RS with the queen bed sliding out the back - see photo. Even with 4 scissor jacks and 2 wheel chocks it wobbles. But it's 24 inches from bumper to floor, and those kickstands had way too much random movement…

I use a pair of these in the middle of my 42ft fifth wheel. Easy to install and easy to tighten. They are NOT designed to be lifted. I've been looking for jacks for my trailers for years and see so many reviews of stabilizer jacks where they get bad marks because people are jerks and use them to lift cars off the ground. When using them to stabilize the fifth wheel, I use them on plain floor pans. I wouldn't put them directly on the floor unless it's a hard surface. Then tighten a few turns…

I bought a used fifth wheel that didn't have the rear half alignment system. It seems a lot of people who have scissor jacks end up bending or tearing them off, so I wanted something that wasn't permanently secured. After I bought them, I followed a previous reviewer's advice, lined up my 5th wheel with the chassis, and then installed jack stands directly on the back of the RV's frame. I lowered the nose off the chassis and raised the jack legs until they touched the frame of the RV. Raising…

I used them to support and stabilize the rear of my 10,000lb 35ft RV. My old scissor jacks were damaged and I haven't decided to permanently replace them yet. They looked great and worked very well, but almost nothing is perfect. My biggest complaint is the lack of another stylus adjustment hole. There are two holes at the bottom of the shaft and another one at the top, but there is a big gap between the bottom set and the top hole. The stand has three legs and the missing hole had to go in the

Update December 2018: still cool! Three months of continuous use, everything is fine. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND the use of grease on the threads of these and all screw jacks. They work much better with lubrication, including a small lip under the top support pad to allow the jack post to rotate freely under the support pad. fix something too. Worked great! The test will work, but I believe in redundancy for safety. The top adjustment pins are there for support and while they can lift your van on…